46 -50 inch

May 8th, 2008

Samsung have today announced that they’ve begun mass producing their latest LCD panel, a “high bright” display measuring 46-inches.  The screen, which is intended initially for digital signage, is the brightest LCD in the world, at 1,500-nit.  That’s around three times as bright as a typical LCD.

The panel has a contrast ratio of 3,000:1, and is clearly visible even in well-lit areas.  Samsung have designed it so that multiple panels can be tiled together into video walls.  On its own it is 1,366 x 768 resolution, and has a 178-degree viewing angle.

This isn’t something you’re likely to see in your front room anytime in the near future; for a start it’d probably be too bright to make for comfortable viewing.  However Samsung are estimating the panel will enter volume shipping later on this month, so there’s a fair chance you may come across one at the mall or at a sports venue.

 

More info at slashgear

May 2nd, 2008

An HDTV’s default picture settings almost never have anything to do with accurate and faithful image reproduction and typically have everything to do with grabbing a shopper’s attention among the crowded shelves of an electronics superstore. Those default picture presets are useful for providing the brightest picture possible when room lighting is uncontrollable, but critical HDTV viewing in a darkened environment, where the eye is most sensitive, requires a custom configuration or a picture preset that delivers an image closest to what the director envisioned in the edit room. The 47-inch ViewSonic N4785p ($1,999 list) is a 1080p LCD HDTV that offers an uncontrollably bright picture and few ways to improve upon its unrealistic and often disappointing image quality.

More info at pcmag.com

March 1st, 2008

Most of the televisions have been equipped with either plasma or LCD display technology. Both technologies have their own pros and cons in both cost wise

as well as performance wise. Pioneer PDP 5000EX Plasma TV is a hot arrival from reputed Pioneer television manufacturing company which offers stunning features like 50 inches screen, image aspect ratio up to 16:9, brightness up to 1000 cd/m2, stereo output, colour temperature control and PIP.

Features and Specifications
• Users can view impressive pictures on the screen with the support of plasma display technology. The product has come with a smart screen which is 50 inches and it has been measured diagonally.

• Pioneer PDP 5000EX Plasma TV can offer optimum image aspect ratio up to 16:9.

• Pioneer has used measurements like 128 mm width, 750 mm height and 98 mm depth to design the unit.

• The home entertainer weighs just 39.8 kilograms.

• Manufacturer offers a remote control with the device for frequent access.

• The display screen supports a maximum resolution up to 1920 x 1080 pixels.

• The device has come with the compatibility to support distinct HD formats like 720p, 1080p and 1080i.

• Brightness and contrast are the two factors to be considered of high quality display. Users can get the maximum brightness on the screen up to 100 cd/m2 and contrast up to 3000:1.

• Stereo audio is offered while playing music on the device.

• Enjoy high audio power up to 26 watts using SRS surround sound effects.

• If you want to have an impressive display on the screen, it is mandatory to choose optimum colour temperature.

• PIP and double screen mode option allows you to watch dual channels in a single screen.

• Pioneer PDP 5000EX Plasma TV has come to the market with sky high definition compatibility.

Source plasmatvreviews

January 7th, 2008

Trust us, these certainly aren’t the only new LCDs that Vizio is doling out today, but you’ve got to start somewhere, right? The firm’s new Black Tie family consists of the 42-inch SV42LF and the 47-inch SV47LF, both of which rock that 1080p goodness, 120Hz processing, 6,500:1 contrast ratio, four HDMI 1.3 inputs, an integrated NTSC / ATSC / Clear-QAM TV tuner, on-board Dolby 3.0 processing, Motion Estimation Motion Compensation (MEMC) and a side access "HD Game Port" with an HDMI input. These units also feature slimmer bezels than those found on Vizio’s past sets, and should be available this July for $1,499 and $1,899, respectively.

Source Engadget

December 27th, 2007

The Xcanvas HDTV from LG, and especially those with the wooden or wood-like frame have been upgraded through the use of brand new 120Hz Full HD LCD screen for an unrivaled image quality.
Other goodies include the addition of a USB port, it’ll let you play your MP3 or display your photos, apparently, no video codecs support has been announced and…that’s it!
The Xcanvas are available in Korea in 3 versions : 42, 47 and 52 inches.

 

Source akihabaranews

December 24th, 2007

Features

DLP projection: Because DLP is up to 1000x faster than other display technologies, it produces quick, clear motion making it the best choice for sports. Also, it is immune to image retention (burn-in) because it is based on mirrors.

Full HD 1080p resolution: See all of your programming in the highest resolution currently possible. Many Microdisplay, LCD and Plasma sets are only able to display 1280 x 720 pixels. When showing 1080i content (1920 x 1080), these sets will lower the resolution. Not with a 1080p set. This never throws any resolution away.

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December 22nd, 2007

Your favorite TV shows will never look better than they do on the Samsung FP-T5084 50" 1080p Plasma HDTV. This 50" Widescreen Plasma HDTV features full HD 1080p resolution and the innovative Ultra FilterBright anti-glare filter. You’ll get impressive color and sharpness, with its 18-bit color processing and amazing 15,000:1 contrast ratio. Built-in bottom speakers with SRS TruSurround XT system and 10-watt per channel audio amplifier hits you with full, powerful sound. The anti-burn technology prevents burned-in images from ruining your view. Comes with 2 rear & 1 side HDMI connections. ATSC/NTSC tuner with Clear QAM 10-watt surround sound speakers SRS TruSurround XT Surround Sound Connections - Component in (2), S-Video in (2), RGB 15-pin connector Powerful technology keeps your screen free of burned-in images Headphone jack 2 HDMI inputs USB connection Theater Game mode Consumer Electronic Control (HDMI-CEC) compliant Includes swivel stand Energy Star compliant Dimensions(HxWxD) - 36-1/10 x 50-4/5 x 12-3/5 Weight - 106.9 lbs.

Source The HDTV Experience

December 12th, 2007

LG’s 47-inch 47LBX LCD TV is part of the company’s new Opus line of premium high-definition sets that are stylishly designed and offer plenty of useful extras, including a swivel stand and basic multimedia file support. This set handles standard-definition video better than most TVs, and its 120-Hz display technology does a good job of minimizing smearing in fast-moving imagery. Still, the 47LBX required several adjustments before producing a decent-looking picture. Also, out-of-box color quality exhibited more variance than I like to see in a high-definition set. Overall, the 47LBX requires more adjustment than should be necessary for a new HDTV, particularly when it’s LG’s flagship model.

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December 1st, 2007

Hyundai IT has announced the development of a 46-inch full HD 3D LCD TV.
This gorgeous-looking product is going on the market for the launch of 3D digital broadcasting due in Japan next month.

 

Source Pocket-lint.co.uk

November 8th, 2007

Every one needs entertainment in life. Most of us like watching TV some prefer to play their best games and others prefer to visit some interesting places. The

new LG 50PC55 Plasma TV is brought to view by one of the leading company in the UK. The company has manufactured many other electronic devices and among them is this dramatic Plasma TV device.

The electronic device has a PC interface which includes the VGA (HD-15) and HDMI. The product also has got a common interface slot for conditional access. The enclosure colour coating of the Plasma Television is High-gloss black.

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